Across
- 3. - The supernatural element that weaves through the play's events.
- 4. - Mythical creatures that inhabit the woodland realm.
- 10. - The King of the Fairies, who orchestrates some of the magical events.
- 14. - The Queen of the Fairies, who falls in love with an unusual character.
- 15. - The magical quality that pervades the play's events and characters.
- 16. - The time of night when much of the magical action unfolds.
- 20. - The five-pointed star that Puck must find to do Oberon's bidding.
- 21. - Hermia's father, who opposes her love for Lysander.
- 22. - The young woman who pines for Demetrius despite his rejection.
Down
- 1. - One of the young Athenian lovers, who faces challenges in her love life.
- 2. - The genre of the play, characterized by humorous and light-hearted elements.
- 5. - The comically bad performance by the Mechanicals.
- 6. - One of the young Athenian lovers under the influence of the love potion.
- 7. - The setting where much of the play's action takes place.
- 8. - The magical liquid that creates confusion among the lovers.
- 9. - The joyful event that is to be celebrated at the end of the play.
- 11. - Puck's playful and sometimes troublesome behavior.
- 12. - The term used to describe a human child exchanged with a fairy child.
- 13. - The weaver whose head is transformed into that of a donkey by Puck's mischief.
- 17. - The powerful force that drives the actions of many characters in the play.
- 18. - The city from which the young lovers initially flee.
- 19. - The ruler of Athens who intervenes in the lovers' affairs.
- 20. - The mischievous fairy who causes chaos with his magical antics.